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LEBANON — Mylin Paul spent six months at the Grafton County jail in North Haverhill after pleading guilty to criminal threatening with a firearm.

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WEST LEBANON — Dr. Corneliu Stanciu, an addiction psychiatrist with Dartmouth Health, began researching the herbal supplement kratom over a decade ago when a patient who had no history of using opioids came in experiencing opioid withdrawal symptoms.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Lea Henderson expected the rent and utilities for the one-bedroom apartment she’s lived in for the past three years to go up 3% as defined in her annual lease.

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RANDOLPH — A year after stepping down as Hanover’s town manager, Alex Torpey has found a new municipal government job in another Upper Valley community.

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WILDER — Dothan Brook School has hired an interim principal to replace Rick Dustin-Eichler, who departed last month to become the director of curriculum for Orange East Supervisory Union.

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NEW LONDON — Two residential developments, one to provide senior housing and another for workers, may not move forward, as the developers have yet to find a way to access water.

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BRADFORD, Vt. — Three candidates are vying to fill a seat on the Selectboard that’s been vacant since a board member resigned in May.

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HARTFORD — The Norwich Farmers’ Market and Twin Pines Housing both have big plans for a parcel in Norwich, but in order for those plans to come fruition, the nonprofits need access to Hartford’s water and sewer infrastructure.

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HANOVER — The annual cost of attending Dartmouth College for undergraduates is climbing to $92,000 — almost 5% more than last year — for the upcoming academic year.

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NORWICH — Aiming to satisfy both dog owners and residents who would rather not socialize with off-leash dogs, the Selectboard unanimously passed an animal control ordinance last week.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — In 2022, the first recreational retail cannabis shops opened in Vermont and the industry took off.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — A 28-year-old father who had been experiencing homelessness died outdoors in White River Junction last week.

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WEST LEBANON — Earlier this month, President Donald Trump signed a bill that slashes funding for social services such as Medicaid and food stamps to provide tax cuts. The tax breaks will mostly benefit the richest 20% of Americans, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.

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HANOVER — Dartmouth undergraduate student workers have accepted a contract from the college despite it not including key points the union spent months fighting for.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Christopher Lane was among the people in 30 households staying at Shady Lawn Motel through Vermont’s motel voucher program before the state stopped funding emergency housing earlier this month.

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HANOVER — After eight hours of mediation, the union representing undergraduate student workers on campus claims Dartmouth College is not negotiating in “good faith” on a new contract.

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WINDSOR — First responders recovered what is believed to be the body of a missing 14-year-old girl from Kennedy Pond on Wednesday evening.

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NORTH HAVERHILL — The Grafton County legislative delegation has approved a $57.7 million spending plan for the fiscal year that begins Tuesday.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Many of the nearly 40 farmers, consumers and organizers who attended a potluck and rally outside the Upper Valley Food Co-op on Thursday evening brought an usual prop with them: a long-handled spoon.

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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The installation of parking kiosks the town has purchased is on hold while the Selectboard continues to debate an amended traffic and parking ordinance.

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HAVERHILL — The Grafton County sheriff appears reluctant to provide information about her department’s collaboration with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Even other county officials say they’re in the dark.